971884 Lim v. Choi 06/05/1998 Because a written memorandum did not contain any language demonstrating an intent to convey an interest in real estate, it was not a valid deed. The judgment of the circu

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971884 Lim v. Choi 06/05/1998 Because a written memorandum did not contain any language demonstrating an intent to convey an interest in real estate, it was not a valid deed. The judgment of the circu

State: Virginia

Court: Supreme Court

Docket No: 971884

Case Date: 06/05/1998

Plaintiff: 971884 Lim

Defendant: Choi 06/05/1998 Because a written memorandum did not contain any language demonstrating an intent t

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